GROUNDGRABBA Ground Anchor Screw Kit - Hexhooks & 1 Ft Ground Anchors Heavy Duty for High Winds | Ground Anchor Kit for Swing Sets | Screw in Anchor for Pop-Up Canopy, Tents and More

These things could hold the space shuttle on the launch pad.You get what you pay for.

These are expensive at over $20 each “bolt” but there really isn’t an equivalent.I used one to add a wire guy line to my outdoor lights and it’s solid.It can definitely take the initial strain on the wire but not sure if it will maintain its hold in the ground long-term. I suspect that the continuous tension on the guy line will loosen it. We’ll see.

I've got both these 12" stakes and the 24" stakes. These things are really, really well built. I've had nothing but trouble with the bent wire stakes that come with tents and pop-ups. These Ground Grabba stakes drill into the ground amazingly fast - a real wow experience. Saved a ton of time for setup and tear down. When I needed support from the company for a delivery issue they were picture perfect with fast, over the top support. Highly recommended.

I have bought about 10 of these over time these are the greatest stakes I could ever find, I use them for various things wind sails, emergency stakes fo securing trees in high winds large canopies, I live in Calif Central Valley very hard pan soil so I pre drill a start hole the use my impact they do not loosen at all heavily galvanized and strong I use some 24” and 12” get some you’ll love em well worth the money.

These are easy to install but also come out to easy, especially after a rain storm. The hooks come of the screws to easily, need a way to lock them on. The thread could have a little larger diameter to group the ground better.

Very well built ground anchors. I’d give five stars if there was a case and socket at this price.

Although these are pricey. They work extremely well for continuous use. I use it for canopies when working and never have issues with canopies blowing away. It was worth the price I’d say.

these things are the best stakes in all soils except heavily rocky ground. But really, what works in rock?